Wickets tumbled as Jackson Bird and Peter Siddle helped put Tasmania in a strong position at stumps on day one of the Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria.
The two quicks fired as the Tigers skittled their hosts for 121 after winning the toss and bowling first on a green deck at the MCG.
Bird was the chief destroyer with 4-13 from 15 overs, including seven maidens, while Siddle (3-34) and Nathan Ellis (2-22) also did some damage on Thursday.
Captain Jordan Silk (24 not out) and Jake Doran (12 not out) then guided Tasmania to 4-102 in reply, trailing by just 19 runs heading into day two.
Matthew Wade (33) and Ben McDermott (23) made starts for the Tigers but were out bowled.
Shield debutants Sam Elliott and Campbell Kellaway both showed glimpses of their potential for Victoria.
Fast bowler Elliott, the son of former Test batter Matthew Elliott, removed Tasmania's openers Caleb Jewell (five) and Tim Ward (four) in claiming figures of 2-20 from 10 overs.
Earlier, Kellaway made 23 with the bat and soaked up 82 balls as Victoria staggered to a grim first innings total.
It continued a poor run for Victoria, following tallies of 63 and 132 in an innings defeat to Queensland earlier this month.
Opener Travis Dean was out for his third consecutive duck after a pair against the Bulls.
Nic Maddinson (one) and Ashley Chandrasinghe (two) were also out cheaply as Tasmania's new-ball attack had the hosts in all sorts of trouble, reducing them to 3-10.
All-rounder Fergus O'Neill (31), Matt Short (25) and Kellaway helped lift Victoria's tally into triple figures.
Elliott and Kellaway were selected with Test duo Marcus Harris and Scott Boland, as well as Prime Minister's XI pair Peter Handscomb and Todd Murphy, unavailable due to national commitments.
Tasmania recalled Ellis in place of Riley Meredith, who has been managed after his call-up to Australia's one-day team.
